The Elephant in the Room: New York’s Highest Court Takes Up Animal Rights
February 23, 2022 by Gianfranco CesareoBy Gianfranco Cesareo, Staff Contributor
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Rethinking Water: Supreme Court Revisits Sackett
February 2, 2022 by Riley FordBy Priya Sinha, Staff Contributor
Forever Chemicals Forever Debated: Is EPA’s Strategic Plan Enough to Control the PFAS Problem?
January 18, 2022 by Vanessa IshimweBy Emma Schwartz, Staff Editor
The Biden EPA recently released a comprehensive plan for tackling PFAS, a class of toxic forever chemicals. It’s a step forward, but is it enough to get this national problem under control?
An Old Enemy: The Regressive Tendencies of American Foreign Policy
January 4, 2022 by Shannon Twissby Hunter Wiand, Staff Contributor
For years a CIA-linked think tank has covered Xinjiang. The current human rights crisis in the region may present a serendipitous moment for cynics in the American foreign policy establishment to pursue an old, familiar agenda.
The Climate Crisis’ Impact on HIV, AIDS, and Malaria in the Global South
December 23, 2021 by Will Pisano Jr Climate changeBy Taylor Hall-Debnam, Staff Contributor.
Climate Change is already having public health consequences in the global south. Global leaders have a duty to respond.
Striving for Effectiveness, Efficiency, and Equity in FEMA Climate Change Policy
December 22, 2021 by James C. RyanBy Ju-Ching Huang, Staff Contributor.
The Fed is Responding to Pressure to Act on Climate – But Can it do More?
November 15, 2021 by Elizabeth Grace CosciaBy Drew Savage, Staff Contributor
President Biden is soon expected to name his nominee to lead the Federal Reserve. Can it become a more climate-focused institution?
Gone with the Wind? The Supreme Court Agrees to Review the EPA's Power to Regulate Carbon Emissions Under the Clean Air Act
November 7, 2021 by Vanessa Ishimwe Climate changeBy Yanai Ben Gigi, Staff Contributor
The Supreme Court will soon hear a case that may alter the regulation of carbon dioxide emissions under the Clean Air Act and expand the reach of the nondelegation doctrine.
New York Begins to Honor Its Climate Commitments by Rejecting Permits For New Natural Gas Plants
November 2, 2021 by Abigail M. Johnsonby Steve Brenner, Staff Contributor
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Federal Taxes Do Not Finance Spending, and Cost-Benefit Analysis Must Change
October 27, 2021 by James C. RyanBy Alec Bowman, Staff Contributor